FijiTV MARKET ANNOUNCEMENT For immediate release FOX CHANNELS RETURN TO SKY PACIFIC 5” September 2014, Suva, Fiji Fiji Television Limited Chairman Padam Lala today announces the return of some of the channets offered by FOX international Channels (FIC) and the BBC channel that were recently dropped from Sky Pacific's digital platform. Fiji Television Limited Chief Executive Officer. Tevita Gonelevu says that negotiations with FIC have been successful and Fiji TV is indeed appreciative of the positive outcome. FIC’s General Manager of Emerging Markets and Pacific islands, Alex Maier, says that the reinstatement of FIC’s channels on Fiji TV's digital platform, Sky Pacific, is welcomed. FIC vaiues the growth and viewer support of FIC’s channels in the Pacific isiands. During this month of September. four (4) of FIC’s channels will be activated, Star Plus, NatGeo Wild. FX and Fox Crime. The remaining channel, Fox Family Movies, will be activated once fibre bandwidth is sorted out. All Fox Channels are cleared for Papua New Guinea with the exception of Star Plus which can only be viewed in Fiji and other Pacific Islands Sky Pacific's digital platform currently caters for 25 channels only. Having additional bandwidth allows for additional channels which can then increase SKY Pacific's channel lineup beyond the current 25 channels. Sky Pacific now has 25 compelling channels that cater for all viewers and genre A major concem for FIC and Fiji TV is the piracy of FIC’s channels by commercial subscribers in Fiji and throughout the Pacific Islands. Maier says that their lawyers have been instructed to issue letters to some of Fiji's international hotels requiring them to cease with their piracy of FIC’s channels. A similar letter will be issued to Pay TV operators throughout the Pacific islands who are pirating FIC's channels. Gonelevu stated that piracy has had a negative impact on Fiji TV's business. Piracy of broadcaster channels and programs is an on - going challenge within the Pacific region where Copyright laws are not strongly adhered to. The same piracy has also affected locai musicians’ music as well. Fiji TV is a member of FAVIA, an organization that looks at the protection of intellectual proprietary of its members. Gonelevu requested that the regulatory authorities enforce the fight against piracy and shut down the pirates’ activities.FijiTV Separately, BBC is also heavily pirated by some of the commercial subscribers in Fiji and also throughout the Pacific Islands. The BBC team in Australia had been informed of the commercial subscribers that are pirating its channel, an issue that has been raised previously to the BBC team. Fiji TV pays license fees in USD currency to all its Content suppliers. Gonelevu says that it is not right that pirates are allowed to walk away without legally paying license fees to Content Suppliers. Fiji TV also took into consideration the concems and comments from the subscribers when premium channels were dropped. During the period of the channel changes, only five (5) Sky Pacific subscribers unsubscribed from Sky Pacific as a result of the loss of premium channels. Gonelevu says Fiji TV will always respect the rights of subscribers who do not want to view and pay for its Pay TV service. The positive outcome to the channel changes were the comments from subscribers who were willing to pay an increased monthly subscription tee just to bring back these premium channels. Having all Fox and BBC Channels has certainly increased Fiji TV's Costs of Goods and a review of the monthly subscription fee will need to be undertaken by Fiji TV. Fiji TV has gone through two (2) devaluations, increase in VAT and increase of Content costs and despite all these factors, monthly subscription fees have not been increased. Aaotia o Mabe Padam Lala *’Serai Roxburg} ‘Chairman Company Secretary Fiji Television Limited Fiji Television Limited For more information, please contact Company Secretary, Serai Roxburgh on email: sroxburgh@fijitv.com.fi. Page 2012